Thursday, 9 September 2010
Wokingham Arts Trail
This weekend (11 & 12 September) the first ever Wokingham Arts Trail is taking place. You can visit 12 locations in and around Wokingham to see & buy art created by 27 local artists. Venues include homes, studios and temporary art spaces. See the website for more details and to download a leaflet with map.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Traditional Craft Fair, 5 November - applicants wanted
Visit here for more details about the craft fair at MERL and download application forms
Sunday, 29 August 2010
Art/bio workshop: Crustaceans, Sat 18 September
Museum of Reading, Blagrave Street, Reading, RG1 1QH
Saturday 18 September 2010, 1.0 - 3.30pm
Adults/16+, £10
Explore these "mobile swiss army knives" with Ingrid Jensen
in this hands-on practical art/bio session
For info and to book (spaces are limited), please
email info@imjensen.co.uk
www.readingmuseum.org.uk
www.imjensen.co.uk
Saturday 18 September 2010, 1.0 - 3.30pm
Adults/16+, £10
Explore these "mobile swiss army knives" with Ingrid Jensen
in this hands-on practical art/bio session
For info and to book (spaces are limited), please
email info@imjensen.co.uk
www.readingmuseum.org.uk
www.imjensen.co.uk
Thursday, 1 July 2010
Nuit Blanche /White Night
What will you be doing in Reading between dusk Friday October 15th and dawn Saturday October 16th?
Reading’s first Nuit Blanche/White Night festival is set to take place this October. We will shortly be inviting proposals from contemporary artists, performers, organisations and venues to create events to take place through the night. We hope to offer small grants towards performances, outdoor installations, music and other special events.
More information will be available once funding and venues are confirmed.
Please see website for further information and links to other White Nights. www.nuitblanchereading.org.uk
We are independent arts organisations and artists with support from Reading Borough Council if you want to get involved more get in touch.
Reading’s first Nuit Blanche/White Night festival is set to take place this October. We will shortly be inviting proposals from contemporary artists, performers, organisations and venues to create events to take place through the night. We hope to offer small grants towards performances, outdoor installations, music and other special events.
More information will be available once funding and venues are confirmed.
Please see website for further information and links to other White Nights. www.nuitblanchereading.org.uk
We are independent arts organisations and artists with support from Reading Borough Council if you want to get involved more get in touch.
Wednesday, 9 June 2010
Tea Party Time
Yes, it's here, it's tonight and you are all invited.

Come along and see the brand new book for the first time. You can get a sneaky preview right here.

The china is already there ready and waiting, some is being lent to us by the wonderful Patchwork Vintage . They rent out china and are sponsoring our event for the book launch. They are so very lovely and generous and there will also be some of their handmade gorgeous textiles on display too.
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We're looking forward to seeing you from 5-9pm at the artpad, 3rd Floor 42 Market Place, Reading, RG1 2DE

Come along and see the brand new book for the first time. You can get a sneaky preview right here.

The china is already there ready and waiting, some is being lent to us by the wonderful Patchwork Vintage . They rent out china and are sponsoring our event for the book launch. They are so very lovely and generous and there will also be some of their handmade gorgeous textiles on display too.
.We're looking forward to seeing you from 5-9pm at the artpad, 3rd Floor 42 Market Place, Reading, RG1 2DE
Tuesday, 8 June 2010
Outside:Inside Festival - call for submissions
http://www.outsideinsidefestival.com
The Outside:Inside Festival is a month long celebration of the arts. Music, Film, Art, Theatre and Dance are all showcased throughout the festival period amongst the festivals inside and outside spaces.
The Concept? Simple. The Outside:Inside takes the inside art institutions outside for the general public like yourself to enjoy out on the streets, and open spaces; whilst the outside festival vibe is taken inside, into the venues and into the shops, the restaurants, bars and quite possibly some pretty unusual places too, but you will have to keep your eyes peeled for that.
Performers will be descending on Reading from around the globe, with acts representing many great nations including Israel, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Ireland, Canada, the USA, and even Transylvania, Romania. These top global acts will bring a wealth of differing global styles with them, interacting with the huge amount of local talent whic will be drawn to the festival.
Interaction is the key, build an art installation, stroll the art market stalls, chooe from a worldwide array of food, ponder the outside art, sing along to the bands on stage, take a moment to reflect on the poetry and spoken word, be suprised by the random improvised theatre, foot-tap to a bit of Jazz or getting down and dirty at one of our inside venues afterparties or headline shows alongside the festival profile bands, big name DJs, and organisers till the wee hours.
The Mission:
The Outside:Inside Festival is brought to you by Outside Inside LTD with the support of Reading UK CIC.
Their joint aim. To provide Reading with a new more vibrant and celebrated culture, whilst providing a voice to the wealth of artistic talent and young enterprise in the Thames Valley area.
The festival is for you. The people of Reading, the familys, the shop workers, the shop owners, the bartenders, the professional, the young, and the old. This is why we have made all outside space free. It won't cost you a penny to come along and interact.
The Art Bits:
Submissions/ proposals are invited to use the following spaces at the following times. Please send all proposals to suzanne@jelly.org.uk. All submissions must be received by 28 June 2010
31st July
Behind BSM/ Civic Office area/ Dusseldorf Way, Clomnel Walk area
12-8pm( or hours in between them)
14th August
Market Place
-Through Bristol & West Walk, outside either ends of the space
12-8 ( or hours in between them)
21st August
Forbury Gardens
-Any area really -
12-8 ( or hours in between them)
looking forward too hearing from you!
Suzanne Stallard
Director
e suzanne@jelly.org.uk
website http://jelly.org.uk
jelly is an arts organisation in the heart of Reading. Established in 1993 as an artist led studio and exhibition facility, jelly is a registered charity limited by guarantee 1100730, running exhibitions, educational activities, special arts events with the visual arts and creative excellence being top of our agenda.
jelly’s charitable objectives are:
• To promote the development of the arts and in particular the visual arts for the benefit of the local community by providing studio space and facilities for public exhibitions and by organising events which improve public access to the arts
• To advance education by promoting understanding and learning about the creative processes involved in the visual arts
The Outside:Inside Festival is a month long celebration of the arts. Music, Film, Art, Theatre and Dance are all showcased throughout the festival period amongst the festivals inside and outside spaces.
The Concept? Simple. The Outside:Inside takes the inside art institutions outside for the general public like yourself to enjoy out on the streets, and open spaces; whilst the outside festival vibe is taken inside, into the venues and into the shops, the restaurants, bars and quite possibly some pretty unusual places too, but you will have to keep your eyes peeled for that.
Performers will be descending on Reading from around the globe, with acts representing many great nations including Israel, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Ireland, Canada, the USA, and even Transylvania, Romania. These top global acts will bring a wealth of differing global styles with them, interacting with the huge amount of local talent whic will be drawn to the festival.
Interaction is the key, build an art installation, stroll the art market stalls, chooe from a worldwide array of food, ponder the outside art, sing along to the bands on stage, take a moment to reflect on the poetry and spoken word, be suprised by the random improvised theatre, foot-tap to a bit of Jazz or getting down and dirty at one of our inside venues afterparties or headline shows alongside the festival profile bands, big name DJs, and organisers till the wee hours.
The Mission:
The Outside:Inside Festival is brought to you by Outside Inside LTD with the support of Reading UK CIC.
Their joint aim. To provide Reading with a new more vibrant and celebrated culture, whilst providing a voice to the wealth of artistic talent and young enterprise in the Thames Valley area.
The festival is for you. The people of Reading, the familys, the shop workers, the shop owners, the bartenders, the professional, the young, and the old. This is why we have made all outside space free. It won't cost you a penny to come along and interact.
The Art Bits:
Submissions/ proposals are invited to use the following spaces at the following times. Please send all proposals to suzanne@jelly.org.uk. All submissions must be received by 28 June 2010
31st July
Behind BSM/ Civic Office area/ Dusseldorf Way, Clomnel Walk area
12-8pm( or hours in between them)
14th August
Market Place
-Through Bristol & West Walk, outside either ends of the space
12-8 ( or hours in between them)
21st August
Forbury Gardens
-Any area really -
12-8 ( or hours in between them)
looking forward too hearing from you!
Suzanne Stallard
Director
e suzanne@jelly.org.uk
website http://jelly.org.uk
jelly is an arts organisation in the heart of Reading. Established in 1993 as an artist led studio and exhibition facility, jelly is a registered charity limited by guarantee 1100730, running exhibitions, educational activities, special arts events with the visual arts and creative excellence being top of our agenda.
jelly’s charitable objectives are:
• To promote the development of the arts and in particular the visual arts for the benefit of the local community by providing studio space and facilities for public exhibitions and by organising events which improve public access to the arts
• To advance education by promoting understanding and learning about the creative processes involved in the visual arts
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